Former Iowa Hawkeye wrestler Tyler Halverson has been named the new head wrestling coach at Sibley-Ocheyedan. Halverson wrestled for Iowa from 2008 to 2012. In high school Halverson was a three-time state placewinner and state champion wrestler at Cherokee-Washington High School. “I’m pumped for this opportunity to be the head coach.” Halverson told IAwrestle. “I…
Sibley-Ocheyedan’s Ben Strandberg is on the move as IAwrestle has learned he has accepted a new job in the West Central Valley school district. One of the more successful programs in western Iowa, Strandberg has been instrumental in getting the Sibley-Ocheyedan recognition not just in the state of Iowa, but nationally as well. “I am…
Martensdale St. Mary’s State Champ Logan Schumacher’s college decision ultimately came down to two Division I programs, go east and wrestle for up and coming Campbell University or stay closer to home and wrestle for coach Dresser and the Cyclones. IAwrestle was informed Friday morning that Coach Dresser and the Cyclones was the final choice…
Kaleb Reeves of Sigourney-Keota has made his college decision, as IAwrestle has learned that the three-time state medalist is headed to Cedar Rapids to wrestle for Coe College. After going 29-19 as a freshman Reeves saw vast improvement going 91-18 over the previous two seasons, before putting together a 58-2 record. That’s led to the…
Three-time state qualifier Braydon Nunemaker has made his college decision as the East Buchanan prep will join a growing Loras DuHawk recruiting class. The 2017 state medalist was also a Corn Cob National champion last March. After taking fourth place at 145 pounds as a junior, Nunemaker was figured to be one of the title…
One of Iowa’s top women wrestlers has made her college decision. South Winn’s Felicity Taylor is headed across the boarder to McKendree University in Lebanon, Illinois. The nation’s #2 ranked Women’s wrestler at 106 pounds, Taylor is a big lightweight get for the program. “I went to the college on a visit and it felt…
West Hancock’s Hunter Hagen has made his college decision, as the wrestler took to social media to announce that he signed to wrestle for NJCAA power NIACC next season. A two-time Iowa high school state medalist, Hagen caught up with IAwrestle on his decision, which among the reasons included opportunity to compete and proximity to home,…
Another big name from the state of Iowa is headed to the state of South Dakota. Alburnett’s Tanner Sloan has committed to wrestle for Chris Bono and the South Dakota State Jackrabbits. “There academics fit right up my alley with the programs they offer for Agriculture. The environment up there I super cool and I…
Wapsie Valley’s two-time Iowa High School State champion, Donny Schmit has informed IAwrestle that he will attend Upper Iowa University next fall. Heath Grimm’s Peacocks recently qualified six for the Division II National Championships and are ranked sixth nationally. “Upper Iowa is close to home. Being near the farm and family really influenced my decision.”…
The Open Mat Flowrestling Intermat 106 #4 #6 #3 Cullan Schriever Mason City So #20 #20 NR Drake Ayala Fort Dodge Fr The Open Mat Flowrestling Intermat 113 #13 NR #14 Nick Oldham Valley, West Des Moines Jr The Open Mat Flowrestling Intermat 120 #5 #12 #6 Kyle Biscoglia Waukee Sr #6 #18 #14 Aden…
The following is a breakdown of the number of points each Sectional/District scored at the State tournament last week inside Wells Fargo Arena. Other stats reflected in the breakdown include: Champions, Place-winners, Wrestlers that did not place (DNP), and Wrestlers that scored at least one point (won a match). 1A – Sectional 1A – District…
1. Denver – 80 Points Returning Place-winners – 7 Brooks Meyer (Fr) – 5th @ 106 Jacob Moore (So) – 7th @ 113 Gabriel Lewis (So) – 3rd @ 132 Riley Wright (Jr) – 5th @ 138 John Ebaugh (So) – 7th @ 160 Cael Krueger (Jr) – 4th @ 170 Brock Farley (Jr) –…
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1A-106 Guaranteed Places 1st Place – Daniel Kimball of Don Bosco-Gilbertville 2nd Place – Jaymus Wilson of Alburnett 3rd Place – Beau Klingensmith of Woodbury Central, Moville 4th Place – Mason Dye of Sigourney-Keota 5th Place – Brooks Meyer of Denver 6th Place – Brock Dietz of Nashua-Plainfield 7th Place – Jack Ramaker of…
1A-106 Finals – #3 Daniel Kimball (Don Bosco-Gilbertville) vs #1 Jaymus Wilson (Alburnett) 3rd Place – Beau Klingensmith (Woodbury Central, Moville) 4th Place – Mason Dye (Sigourney-Keota) 5th Place – Brooks Meyer (Denver) 6th Place – Brock Dietz (Nashua-Plainfield) 7th Place – Jack Ramaker (Lake Mills) 8th Place – Bryce Shaha (Mount Ayr) 1A-113 Finals – #1 Adam Allard (West…
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Team Scores Semi-Finals & Consolation 3rd WB 1A-106 Semifinal – Daniel Kimball (Don Bosco-Gilbertville) 44-2 won by decision over Beau Klingensmith (Woodbury Central, Moville) 46-3 (Dec 6-5) Semifinal – Jaymus Wilson (Alburnett) 41-4 won by decision over Brock Dietz (Nashua-Plainfield) 40-5 (Dec 6-0) Cons. Round 3 – Brooks Meyer (Denver) 42-9 won by fall…
